refactor: Remove automatic push after commit#81
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karlssonkennneth wants to merge 1 commit intothe-cafe:mainfrom
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refactor: Remove automatic push after commit#81karlssonkennneth wants to merge 1 commit intothe-cafe:mainfrom
karlssonkennneth wants to merge 1 commit intothe-cafe:mainfrom
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Commit and push serve two different purposes. Commit creates a local history while push shares your changes. Users might want to amend the commit, or review it before pushing. There are also different tools used for pushing the code. At companies using Gerrit, the git-review tool is commonly used for pushing the code. https://docs.opendev.org/opendev/git-review/latest/index.html
Seif-Mamdouh
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Hey @karlssonkennneth!
Thank you for your contribution 🎉
While this actually makes sense, I do think that committing and pushing is more like a custom thing we decided to do, so maybe you can add a command that only commits the message without pushing.
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Commit and push serve two different purposes. Commit creates a local history while push shares your changes. Users might want to amend the commit, or review it before pushing.
There are also different tools used for pushing the code. At companies using Gerrit, the git-review tool is commonly used for pushing the code.
https://docs.opendev.org/opendev/git-review/latest/index.html
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